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2011-12 - Senior: Led team in stroke average at 75.92 in 36 rounds, which ranks fifth on Illinois' single-season stroke average list ... Tied for 10th at the Big Ten Championships, marking the best conference finish of her career ... Tallied the second-best 54-hole total in school history with a 210 (-6) at the Westbrook Spring Invitational, where the Illini set school records for single round and overall team scores ... One of three golfers to compete in all 12 tournaments and was the team leader at four events ... Tallied six top-15 finishes, including a T-2nd at the BYU Entrada Classic, fourth-place efforts at the Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic and Westbrook Spring Invitational, a T-6th at the Hoosier Fall Invitational, a T-10th at the Big Ten Championships and a T-14th at the Fighting Camel Fall Classic ... Twice matched her career-low round with back-to-back 69s at the Westbrook Spring Invitational ... Finished career ranked second on Illinois' all-time stroke average list at 76.74.
2010-11 - Junior: Ranked second on the team in stroke average at 77.00 in 35 rounds ... One of three to compete at all 12 tournaments, including the NCAA Central Regional ... Tallied four top-15 finishes, including placing second at the BYU at Entrada Classic, T-12th at the Eagle Landing Invitational, T-12th at the Memphis Women's Invitational, and T-13th at the Irish Invitational ... Recorded three sub-par rounds on the year, including tying her career low round of three-under 69 in the her second round of the Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic, where she also had her season-low tournament total of 219, three-over par.
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2008-09 - Freshman: Ranked second on the team in stroke average at 78.50 in 28 rounds ... Fired the fourth-lowest single round (69) in school history at the Badger Invitational where she also turned in the best tournament total by an Illini on the year with a 54-hole score of 224 ... Turned in a career-best performance at the Big Ten Championship by tying for 12th with a 72-hole total of 315 ... Notched five top-25 finishes on the season and was the top Illini finisher in the team's first three events ... Competed in nine of 11 tournaments ... Tied for third at the Illinois Women's Open in the summer.
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Born Dec. 10, 1989 ... Daughter of Robert and Peggy Koschmann ... Her brother, Chad, played golf at Northern Illinois ... Her dad has influenced her athletic career the most because he always encourages her to get better.
Koschmann's Career Statistics (Through 2011-12)
Year Events Rds. Strokes Avg. Low Rd. Low Tour. 2008-09 9 28 2,198 78.50 69 224 2009-10 10 31 2,351 75.84 69 (2x) 214 (2x) 2010-11 12 35 2,695 77.00 69 219 2011-12 12 36 2,733 75.92 69 (2x) 210 Totals 43 130 9,977 76.74 69 (6x) 210
Best Finish: 1st -- Twice (last at Indiana Invitational; April 10-11, 2010)
Low Round: 69 -- 6x (last at Westbrook Spring Invitational; Feb. 26-27, 2012)
Low 54-Hole Score: 210 -- Westbrook Spring Invitational (Feb. 26-27, 2012)
Low 72-Hole Score: 306 -- Big Ten Championships (April 23-25, 2010)
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It's all going to depend on how useful they end up being. Personally I'll be watching to see how durable they are and how well suited they are to be used as a infield service manual.
in my opinion, I think tablets are going to end up quite useless. Right now, the ipad can do just about everything an iphone can (except make calls of course) plus the iphone fits in your pocket! And if your complaint about doing things on the iphone is that the screen is to small then i say go get a stylus if your fingers are too big or get some glasses if you cant read it. As for the tablets that are gonna run like regular computer, i see people using these as replacements for netbooks and laptops but i think trying to get anything done on them would be much slower than on a netbook. for one thing you always have the keyboard on a regular computer for keyboard-short-cuts and just typing out an email is quicker with a regular keyboard. Ill stick to my iphone and laptop (at least untill they get cheaper)
oohhh...look at the pretty...and expensive Etch-a-sketch.
One of the most significant specs for me is weight, which unfortunately doesn't appear in the table.
ipad or not, this technology is going to become the norm. Sure netbooks is the next runner up and some netbooks can be turned into a touch screen pad like tablet but at a greater cost. I own two Netbooks one from ASUS and Acer. ASUS you can get faster GPU clock speed instead of the 166MHz by default that makes these netbook video performance lousy. The the VIS (visual image size) is maxed out at 1024x600 making browser on the net a bit of a lot of scrolling up and down. I have mine set to 1152x864 without external monitor. Some tweaks to text and you got pretty good netbook. Yes the Intel GMA can handle and support new VIS in normal daily operations.
Ipad and Itouch don't have web cam, IPad can do cellular just have to buy the model that supports both 3G and 802.11n. Of course that model cost more. These 8GB models are a joke. Better off with 32GB but even 32GB will fill-up quick. The Ipad clone out of China on You Tube uses 2.5 HDD and a lot more RAM and runs Windows 7. Cost is $290 which is a lot less than Ipad. Would be nice of that one to be sold here with it's SDHC slots an etc. Called Shenzhen Great Loong Brother Industrial Co.'s iPad-like "P88"
Quite frankly, I dislike laptop keyboards and touchpads. I use Apple's little bluetooth keyboard and a bluetooth mouse with my MacBookPro pretty much everywhere I go.
So, for me a tablet computer like the iPad is a big go. I can read books comfortably with it in bed and on the chair/couch (been waiting for this a loooong time) and use it comfortably with my keyboard and mouse when I need to do some major inputing.
I think there are a lot out there like me and that the pads are here to stay. However, I would prefer more juice and more resolution and more storage though I'm sure that will come.
If the iPad had a docking station available that would allow connection to a hard network, external keyboard/mouse/monitor, then I would be all over it since then it can be actually thought of as an computer/laptop replacement. Right now I consider it an eBook reader with media functionality thrown in...
I had my credit card in hand for the Ipad, until I realized it had no camera. This was definitely a deal breaker. No skype - no good.
No love for the Always Innovating TouchBook? Bummer.
I've had mine since November, and it's my first foray into the wild and wonderful world of open-source. I love the form factor, the battery life, the screen size. And the multi-tasking. The iPad does not impress me, because I've had something that is in some ways better, for almost 6 months now. Sure, resistive touchscreens are cool, but with a 9" diagonal screen I haven't had to zoom in on anything anyway.
If I want to add 3G, I'll just open up the case and plug in a card. If I want to add a camera, I'm sure some crazy genius at the forum for the thing will post step-by-step instructions for drilling a hole in the case and installing it.
It's funny - most tech professionals I know (and many who post on these boards) are thumbs down on the whole tablet PC thing. IT professionals want the real deal - either a powerful laptop or desktop. Not something in between that only does a handful of applications half-baked.
But there's definitely a market for these things. Kids and young adults will go ape for these because of their portability, wow factor and fits in perfectly with the "I gotta have it RIGHT NOW" mentality that seems prevalent in the teens to 20's age group.
If it were up to the IT community alone, I think these would be a total flop. I'm definitely not interested in buying one. Not sure how much use it would get even if I was given one. But there is no doubt a sizable market - just look at the iPad sales that happened on the first day. I think they'll be around for the long haul.
Uhh... you are forgetting the Asus EEE PC T101MT, a convertible tablet set to launch this month at $499. How can you possibly miss that?
I think there's a place for these even for the IT pro crowd, the specs just need to be a little different. I certainly won't mind a small, light device I can browse and read books on, I'd just prefer it to weigh 200g and not cost $500 and up. Which is why I think that the format will succeed eventually. We'll get there.
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I just watched a video a demo the Notion Ink Adam. It looks really cool. It blows apple and hp and the price doesn't seem to be that bad. Crazy battery life and i love the fact that you can turn on the display and be able to see it and use it in sunlight. (>10 hours of HD movies? )
Matthew can you find me some more info on the Adam? i saw some videos but i want to know more about the software part, not just the hardware. if it has at least some good software on it then it most certainly will become no1 on my TO BUY list.
PS: is the part that it has 160 hours of battery life on normal use without backlight true? most people don't use lcd's in sunlight because they become unreadable, but from what i've seen it is perfectly readable in direct sunlight and only consumes 0.2W
PS2: an separate article about it would be great. ^_^
"It's funny - most tech professionals I know (and many who post on these boards) are thumbs down on the whole tablet PC thing."
that's just dumb. well, I can understand thumbs down on tablets that are too small to do some real work (always below 12" and only up to 1280x800), but that's oem's problems, not tablet pc concept in general. I own Toshiba Tecra M7 with 14" and 1440x900 display and pretty decent hardware specs even for these days, only graphics card is outdated and barely handles modern 3D modelling needs. I really wish there was new powerful tablet pc with no less than 1440x900 resolution and no less than 14" display (and multitouch + digitiser), because it's important for working with graphics, for designers and artists, even for music production and performance. oh god, WHY don't they understand that such tablets needed much more than stupid useless oversized ipod touch (that is not even tablet pc).
I guess you have the point in your comment: "these things are not tablet PCs". I guess they acheive what UMPCs could not, because of the lack of interesting Android like OSes and affordable capacitive screens at that time: having interesting browsing and multimedia functionalities using very low power consumption circuitry. Maybe they will end up with interesting capabilities for work related tasks, but I guess this first generation is clearly focused on entertainment. And for the latter, I personaly think they are a lot better than netbooks, but that's my taste. See, I am one of those IT guys described above, and I can use a super powerful workstation at home connected to gig LAN server centralizing my data, but when it comes to "consume media and do Internet browsing and why not reading books or magazines", I could not be more at ease than using such a tablet. After all, I spend a good portion of my days sat at a desk at work so why not sitting in a sofa at home? And when it comes to real work or even to photo management or processing and all the "real" stuff then why not using the super powerful infrastructure instead. Anyway, I am eagerly waiting for the Adam to be released and reading detailed reviews of it before buying one of these.
You can almost say we overlooked the Asus Eee PC T101MT on purpose. We don't have anything against it, but it represents the continuance of the older Tablet PC, that is, a fully equipped laptop/netbook that uses a stylus and/or touchscreen.
When we titled this brief article "Tablets of 2010," the idea was to show a comparison of this new wave of devices -- to me they are tablet computers (or slates), what else would you call them? -- that have something in common, they favor touch based input, remove the dedicated keyboard, and are usually found using operating systems built from the ground up to be integrated with mobile, low-powered hardware.
For my wife it's gotta be a Windows device, where she can run her patient administration software on and keep records on the Slate instead of on paper to be transfered to PC later.
For me it's also going to be the Windows device, as I'm all for customizing my slate with the applications and features I want, not those that the manufacturer approves for me. Most of these apps I already bought and paid for, so I'd rather transfer them to the Slate then buy them again if at all possible.
For both of us the need for a front camera, Flash and Silverlight support, and at least one USB port are all deal making or breaking, and the iPad offers none of them.
When I saw unveiling of Apple's iPad, I was all over the looks and coolness.. But after I read the specifications I said 2 words Oh Crap!
Yeah it looks cool but main things are..
1) Books.. the Apples eBook format is unreadable in any other machine even in mac.
2) Task... Multitask.. In this age Do you really think a non Multitasking thing will entice a tech savvy guy?
Ok I got an iPad so what am I gonna do with it? I cant read book, and Listen music at same time. Why the Hell did they put a 1 GHZ proc in it?
3) HP'sTablet is running friggin Windows 7, do you think iPad can do as many things as that thing?(plus side is you cant get affected by virusses)
4)Android Os is also a exciting thing about its rivals.. I dont think iPad will last long. If they dont fix these shortcomings.
Waiting for the googles tablet. 2011 Chrome os will definitely fit in that thing nicely.
That's so brilliant,best comment here by far.
Thank goodness a tablet review FINALLY includes the Archos 9. It's just a shame that the writer was clueless about it. It's only been available since last year, and is the most stable and comprehensive of the lot. So I don't understand the comment at the end of the review that says (when referring to the Archos 9 and the JooJoo):
"It doesn't take an expert to see that neither of these is half as attractive as the iPad."
OK, let's see. The Archos 9 runs Windows 7 -- not a proprietary OS. It comes standard with way more storage than all but the largest iPad. It supports USB out-of-the-box, includes a camera, and supports Flash -- NONE of which the iPad does. And perhaps most importantly, IT MULT-TASKS; it's not a limited "one shot only" device.
Yeah, you're right; not anywhere near as attractive as the iPad.
@Guest, we weren't trying to make a review of the devices in two lines, what we meant is that the iPad is the most publicized device by far, even though the other two are readily available.
Notion Ink Adam Tablet looks like the clear winner to me in what you get for the price. Those Archos series still look like fun but I am sure they have their glitches. Adam with HDMI better suited for everyone who has HDMI TV or Montior. Just has to wait and see. But Adam has a neat features use Mono Chrome in the Sunlight where as shade would display full color. Not bad. Video link here and a better shot of the Notion Ink Adam Tablet: [link]
How about the SmartQ internet tablets? they have been around long before Ipad. Currently they are able to dual / triple boot into Win CE or Ubuntu Linux (or android). They are smaller though.
Whiteandnerdy- I have a Dell XT tablet which I've owned for 2-3 years now. Actually I have 2, one used by my son who is an artist. It's obvious you have no experience of tablet PCs but hopefully I can set you right on a few points.
1. Getting things done on a proper tablet is much faster than a netbook. For a start it has much more memory and a proper processor as well as a keyboard & swivel screen so it can be a normal laptop or a tablet. Even when using the keyboard I find it a lot quicker to just touch the screen with my finger to click a button or scroll or anything else I would otherwise do with a mouse/pointer. I have a touch pad and joystick pointer too so when my muscle-memory forgets about the touch screen I can still navigate and click as normal. I remember seeing someone with their ipad in a cafe trying to type with a separate keyboard with iPad laid flat on the table & obviously struggling to see the screen with all the reflections. I expect the accessory market will soon be flooded with iPad easels so the thing can be propped up on a table in a position where it's almost as readable as a proper computer. By the time you've bought all the accessories that make your iPad useable for more than reading your electronic copy of the latest paperback or newspaper whatever it's going to take up a lot of space but the corresponding lightness of an empty wallet will help balance the scales, if not the bank account.
I can use the on-screen virtual keyboard for shortcuts if I want to, I can write with the pen on the screen and the text is converted instantly and remarkably accurately with corrections easy to make on the fly on the odd occasion when it interprets my crappy handwriting incorrectly. Try typing out your email when you're standing up on a train. Yes, you can fish out your iPod and use that but then I can do the same with my HTC Android or Windows Mobile phone which will have cost me a lot less than an iPhone and I can swap cheap memory in and out rather than being stuck with what it was fitted with when I bought it. And I can buy spare batteries for not very much money so if I'm stuck somewhere I can't use a charger I'm not left with a well-designed paperweight when the juice runs out.
2. Getting real things done on my XT tablet is also possible, unlike an iPad. I am a photographer and I use Photoshop a lot. The Wacom pen is as precise as any separate Wacom tablet I've ever used and it's fun to be able to photoshop in the same way I'd sketch on an A4 pad. My son also uses photoshop, illustrator and Flash, everything you need to go out and sketch or do whatever anywhere. You can't do proper stuff on an iPad but then it's not a serious tool, is it? It's a magical toy designed to tempt people with more money than sense into buying something they think will make them look hip and cool.
3. You can't use a pen with an iPad, well you can buy a pointer with a spongy tip which is a little more precise than a greasy pudgy finger but nowhere near close to being a proper tool.
4. Microsoft OneNote, a deceptively simple package which is sooo amazingly useful on a tablet. Write like you're writing on paper and run recognition software on it to convert to text. Put pictures in, clip from websites, freehand sketch, organise and link. I won't go into details but if you have a windows based tablet you should really consider getting OneNote. You probably even have it and not have realised, it comes with many of the MS Office packages. Except you can't with any Apple product because it's not available for Mac OS, let alone iphone OS.
5. You don't have the problem of being stuck with a supplier who will kill products and programs on a whim just to make you buy their latest offering. I have 3 Macs, only one of which works because they're not designed to last whereas my PC products of similar age still work and are still upgradeable. I remember buying a top of the range G4 new with Applecare for a high-paying job when a day or so lost from system downtime would cost a lot more than the system. How much love could I have for a company that wouldn't honour their warranty without a fight which left me without a system for weeks. I won't go into the vile and frankly dishonest way I was treated by Apple, suffice to say it took 18 months but in the end they had to replace my system (well, 3 times, actually) and pay me money on top. Any problems I've had with my Dell systems have been fixed within days, no arguments. I was so happy when Apple introduced the G5 and OSX then fixed all their laptops and even the G4s so they wouldn't run OS9. Anyone, like me, who had expensive equipment which would only run with software in a native OS9 environment felt really chuffed to be dumped with no upgrade path available in future. Contrast that with a new Windows machine which will probably run DOS if i can find a floppy drive to load it with. Even the little man down the road who built me a cheap PC from a second hand motherboard was quicker and more helpful than Apple and their supposedly Applecare protected product. Plus the fact that any serious software is released for PC first then for mac, if at all.
Sorry to have run off on a tangent about proper hardware, after all the iPad is a relatively cheap toy aimed at people with money to waste on shiny toys in the hope they will gain the admiration of friends and strangers alike. My point is that the Apple environment is totally dependent on one company & when they decide to drop a product there's nowhere else to go. Windows based machines are served by a huge variety of suppliers with many happy to continue to support older hardware and software which means far lower prices for parts and upgrades and hence a much lower cost of ownership. These days most PC based products offer far more performance per buck than Apple but I have to admit Apple currently have the market cornered for the smooth way their touch-screen works. If the most important thing to you is a touch screen which scrolls smoothly and bounces cutely then the iPad/iPhone is for you. If you care about what you can do with it then I'd look elswhere.
I think the Tablets would be a nice addition as a front end to my network. Currently i use my Ipod Touch as a network computer controller to set up functions on my network PC's. Starting, stopping downloads, and setting up large video file transfers that take time. Also i check on the status of ongoing operations while laying in bed, or taking a huge crap. Plus its kind of nice to watch netflix, or music videos any where or anytime. A Tablet with similar functionality would be nice with the larger screen, at least until they develop a Brain/Chip so i dont have to carry anything around. :-P
I think the battery is most important in tablets and looking at the comparison IPad is the winner.
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Lancashire coach Peter Moores was full of praise for Somerset after his side's Clydesdale Bank 40 defeat at Old Trafford.
Alfonso Thomas claimed a superb 4-34 from seven overs and Ben Phillips 3-28 from 7.5 as the Lightning lost their last six wickets for 20 runs in 21 balls to slip to 193 all out in their pursuit of 236. It was their second Group A defeat in the opening three Group A matches.
Arul Suppiah's one-day career best 80 had anchored Somerset's 235 all out, but Daren Powell's impressive 4-49 from eight ensured that the Taunton side were kept well in check.
Paul Horton and Stephen Moore both hit half-centuries in the chase, but Thomas and Phillips ensured a 42-run win for the visitors with 13 balls remaining.
Moores said: "Credit to Somerset, they played really good cricket. They got away from us in that last powerplay, then bowled tight lines and made it hard for us. We are disappointed, but they deserve the credit for keeping the pressure on us.
"We were confident of chasing 235. I thought par was about 240, but they got away from us right at the end. We had them six wickets down with five overs left - and thought if we got one more wicket we could have kept them to 220.
"When we batted we didn't get away as we would have like - and would have liked to get out of the blocks a bit quicker."
Jamaican Powell picked up the wickets of Nick Compton, Suppiah, Peter Trego and Thomas in his best spell of bowling for the county, while Tom Smith and Kyle Hogg also chipped in with a couple of wickets apiece.
Moores said: "Daren is getting better every time he bowls. He is getting overs under his belt. He has had two great days in the field as well, and is getting stuck in. He is getting very chilly though! But it was nice to see him get wickets."
The Lightning had things under control when Jos Buttler was stumped off a Smith wide by Luke Sutton to leave the score at 168-6 after 32.
But big-hitting Trego, who notched 38 off 31 balls, smeared four boundaries off Hogg in the 35th over – the first of the batting powerplay - to bring the visitors back into contention. Late order collapses seemed to be the order of the day because Somerset also lost their last four wickets for 20 runs in 13 balls.
Smith was trapped lbw by Phillips for a duck in the second over of the home side's chase.
Moore and Horton, 51 and 59 respectively, then shared a second wicket stand of 78 in 18 overs before the former holed out to mid-on off the left-arm spin of Suppiah to leave the score at 86-2 in the 20th.
And when Ashwell Prince (23) scooped Thomas to Trescothick at mid-wicket in the 27th, the Lightning were on the slide at 130-3.
The Red Rose won Sunday's fixture against Glamorgan when they needed 87 off the last ten overs with seven wickets in hand, but repeating the feat was out of the question early in their batting powerplay.
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1 cup
vegetable broth
dehydrated sun-dried tomatoes
1 (8 ounce) package
uncooked penne pasta
2 tablespoons
pine nuts
1 tablespoon
olive oil
1/4 teaspoon
crushed red pepper flakes
1 clove
garlic, minced
1 bunch
fresh spinach, rinsed and torn into bite-size pieces
1/4 cup
grated Parmesan cheese
Really easy and very tasty! Few changes: used chicken broth, oil packed tomatoes, doubled the garlic and pepper flakes, and added about a tbsp of fresh basil. Will make again.
Bleh. Maybe it's just because I don't LOVE sundried tomatoes (I like them ok) but I did not like this recipe. It needed more of a sauce or more seasoning or something. My husband didn't like it either and he likes tomatoes more than I do.
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One of my favorites ... very simple to prepare and tasty! I omit the pine nuts as a personal preference, substitute dehydrated tomatoes with julienne cut sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil, no need to presoak them and adds great texture and flavor, and drizzle additional olive oil as the final step to moisten the pasta a bit. Serve with garlic bread and a glass of wine ... sophisticated simplicity. Prepare to impress! Photo available on my profile page.
Very good, very simple. I added some artichoke hearts and a little salt to taste. Toast the pine nuts and use 1 Tbsp per serving. As others have said, I would add a lot more spinach. Thanks, one of the quickies for my recipe box. I may add some chicken next time.
This recipe is great as written but if you have a little extra time I'd reccommend soaking the sun dried toms. in redwine and chicken broth and throw in roasted minced garlic to the broth & wine- very aromatic!Leave them in about 1 hour. Also this recipe converts nicely in to a great dolled up version of Meditarrean Cous Cous dish. Just sub-in Cous Cous in place of the Penne.
Ok...this was just plain AWESOME!!!! I made one addition...MUSHROOMS!!!!!!!!!!!! This dish was just screaming for them! Otherwise, did not alter anything...yum...yum..yum...YUM!!!!!! Kudos to Madball! Thanks!
This was really really good. I didnt have penne so i used angel hair, and i also used the sundried tomatoes in oil. I sauted 4 cloves of garlic in a little oil, added spinach and tomatoes, and about 1 1/2 cups of the starch water from the pasta and 1/2 tsp of chicken broth seasoning. It was GOOOOOD! i personally used a little more sundried tomatoes because i love them, i couldnt stop munchin on this after dinner it was soo good topped with an italian cheese blend! thank you~
I can't wait to make this again with penne. I used ditalini b/c I had it on hand. Also I used chicken broth (well actually bouillon mixed with water b/c that's all I had…shhh) - just popped it in the microwave for 2 minutes then let sit w/tomatoes for 15. I added an extra clove of garlic, but next time I won't and only had 1/2 a bag of baby spinach, but could have used a whole bag. Didn't have pine nuts but I'm sure it would be perfect with them. Topped with gruyere and parmesan - DELICIOUS!!!
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Lamarcus Joyner, FSU's fiery and feisty 5-foot, 9-inch safety from Miami, informed coach Jimbo Fisher on Thursday that he planned to stay one final season. The junior had a chance to enter the NFL Draft process a year early.
Earlier Thursday afternoon, ESPN.com reported, through an anonymous source, that junior defensive end Bjoern Werner was leaving for the professional ranks. He likely would be a top-5 overall pick in April's draft. FSU has not yet confirmed the report.
"Coach Fisher and I aren't finished with what we started here," Joyner said in a news release. "He said from Day 1 I was going to be one of those guys that was going to help turn the program around. We've started down the right path so far, but we're still not finished."
On Tuesday, Joyner and the 12th-ranked Seminoles knocked off No. 15 Northern Illinois in the Orange Bowl, 31-10. After the game, he said he wanted to take a couple of days and talk further with his family and Fisher before announcing his decision.
"This wasn't a decision I could make just for myself, but for my family, in order to help them down the road," Joyner said.
He could have been a first-day draft selection this year.
Knocked solely because of his height, Joyner has very little to prove performance-wise. His stats are there -- he has 27 consecutive starts, including appearances in every game since he arrived as a freshman in 2010; he was FSU's fifth-leading tackler this season with 51; had five pass breakups; and is among FSU's all-time kick return leaders.
"I'm very excited that Lamarcus is going to return for his senior season," Fisher said. "He's such a great leader and ambassador for our university and football program. He still has some goals that he wants to accomplish."
When Joyner was recruited, he was told by Fisher that he, linebacker Christian Jones and former linebacker Jeff Luc would be the cornerstones of a recruiting class that would lead FSU back to prominence. Seasons with 7-6 and 8-5 records had defined the program until that point. In the three years since, the Seminoles have gone 31-10.
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Following the Orange Bowl, junior cornerback Xavier Rhodes and running back Chris Thompson said they were leaving. Defensive end Brandon Jenkins, who had a chance to take a medical redshirt for this season, announced last month that he, too, was going pro.
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@John at MrSEC You've got to quit using the words "Johnny Manziel" on your site. It's like throwing rocks at a hornets nest!!! "Sen-si-tive" (read that in Major Payne voice).
ESPN's coverage of the NCAA's look-see into Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel and his autograph habits isn't sitting well most Aggies. In fact, ESPN reporter Darren Rovell specifically has drawn the ire of Texas A&M chancellor John Sharp.
In an email sent to "Aggie community and business leaders," Sharp took aim at Rovell and other "members of the media (who) have chosen to declare #2 guilty with no evidence whatsoever." He then linked to a correction Rovell once issued while working for CNBC and wrote that "Rovell… has been duped before."
That wasn't all. Sharp also knocked ESPN and one of its sources saying the autograph broker Drew Tieman "was reportedly booked twice for possession of marijuana and placed on four years probation." (Oh, well in that case he must be lying about Manziel receiving a five-figure deal to sign autographs. The guy has smoked marijuana. Damn hippie.) "It is surprising that the nation's largest sports channel would support publication with this lack of corroboration."
Here's what we actually know:
1. The NCAA is investigating whether or not Manziel received or asked for money for his autograph.
2. ESPN broke the story on the NCAA's investigation and has followed up with multiple claims from autograph brokers and with evidence of thousands of Manziel signatures.
3. There is no three.
To our knowledge, Rovell has not "chosen to declare #2 guilty" as A&M's chancellor suggests. He's written about the allegations several autograph brokers have made. He's written that if Manziel received money he would be in violation of NCAA Bylay 22.214.171.124. But that's just reporting.
Sharp, and many A&M fans, are doing what fans do anytime a media organization publishes an investigative report — they're allowing their own passions to cloud what it is they are actually reading.
Would someone at A&M feel like the world is out to get Manziel and that ESPN specifically is claiming his guilt? Of course. Is that what's actually happening? No. ESPN is reporting on a story and there are a lot of sources — aside from Tieman — who are willing to discuss Manziel's multiple autograph sessions.
Here's what Rovell recently said on ESPN radio regarding the most recent allegations:
"We don't have the dollar figures. And we don't have him actually taking money, someone seeing him take money.
In a lot of these rooms (where the signings took place) there were few people. The first two signings in South Florida, there were much more people in the room, there 15, 20 people in the room. That was easier to nail down. But in that case, we were told that he went into a room with his guy, Nate Fitch, and potentially, it's assumed he was paid there, but not in front of everyone…
The NCAA is not a court of law. They don't necessarily have to prove that he got paid beyond a reasonable doubt. If they think there's enough circumstantial evidence they can go after him and, as we've been talking about, the NCAA is certainly at a crossroads right now."
Sorry, but that's a simple regurgitation of the facts as presented to ESPN, a network — like all news-gathering bodies — that practices investigative journalism. ESPN didn't lead the NCAA to investigate Manziel. The NCAA's investigation into Manziel led ESPN to track down some of the autograph brokers who've since claimed to them — but not to the NCAA, as far as we know — that Manziel was paid for signing his name. They've also found evidence of more than 4,000 Manziel autographs on the market.
Asked on ESPN's "Mike & Mike" radio show about the common sense approach — that Manziel had to have been paid for those thousands of autographs — Rovell gave his own opinion:
"The greatest narrative that we have is the signings in South Florida with this guy, Drew Tieman, who he met at the airport on January 6th… Drew knew he was coming in. He was at the airport. Johnny refused to sign for him for free. Six hours later he was at his house signing hundreds and hundreds of autographs; in over two days signed 11-hundred pieces for him. So, again, because the change of money hasn't been seen by the people we've talked to there is a leap here, but I'm sure there are people who say that leap is rational."
A&M fans might not like a reporter giving his opinion on the radio, but Rovell simply gave his view of the issue while stating plainly and clearly that there is no evidence that money changed hands and that he is making "a leap," even though it appears to be a rational leap.
Aside from saying, "I refuse to give you my opinion," Rovell did exactly what investigative reporters do. He laid out the facts, gave his view of them, and then made it clear that it was just one viewpoint.
Aggie fans certainly might not like ESPN's decision to investigate this story (though ignoring an NCAA investigation into an active Heisman Trophy-winner would be the ultimate cover-up). But no one in College Station — not even the school's chancellor — can say that ESPN has declared Manziel guilty. There's a difference between saying "the evidence points to this" and "he's guilty." That's why ESPN and Rovell have been pretty buttoned up in pointing out that there is no proof that money ever changed hands.
Again, there's nothing unnatural about a school and its fans smearing the reputations of networks, reporters and sources involved in an investigative piece focusing on said school. And Rovell and others may indeed be leaping to the wrong conclusion.But Rovell making a correction on one story in what's been a long career doesn't make him a poor journalist any more than a single speeding ticket by Sharp would make him a terrible driver. Also, Trieman's past history with marijuana certainly doesn't speak to the credibility of the witness, your honor. How marijuana equates to lying is anyone's guess.
It is our view that the NCAA will eventually find a way to clear Manziel. Until then, Aggie Nation should try to see ESPN's reporting for what it is — investigative journalism. And if the the four-letter network were targeting a Texas player right now, you'd better believe no one in College Station would be trying to discredit the reports.


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